Code USD(Bid) INR(Bid) USD(Ask) INR(Ask)
USD 84.0650 84.0750
EUR 1.08305 91.0466 1.08335 91.0827
GBP 1.30073 109.3459 1.30128 109.4051
JPY 150.161 55.9683 150.201 55.9899
CHF 0.86544 97.0257 0.86642 97.1471
SGD 1.31346 63.9589 1.31436 64.0103
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The Rupee closed weaker at its weakest closing level on record on Thursday, weighed down by strong dollar demand from foreign banks, likely due to outflows from equities, and the weakness in regional peers as the U.S. dollar rose to an eleven-week high. Two large U.S. headquartered banks and some state-run banks were bidding for dollars on Thursday, a trader at a state-run bank said. Foreign investors have pulled out $8.1 billion, on a net basis, from local stocks over October so far, a sharp reversal from inflows of nearly $7 billion in the previous month. Asian currencies were mostly weaker, with the Korean won down 0.5% and leading losses. The dollar index was a tad higher at 103.6, hovering close to its highest level since August. The dollar jumped to an 11-week high on Thursday after data showed that U.S. retail sales increased slightly more than expected in September, boosting confidence that the U.S. economy remains strong. It followed a relatively muted currency reaction to the European Central Bank's decision to cut rates by 25 basis points, as expected. The dollar index was last up 0.16% at 103.70, having risen as high as 103.87, its highest since August 2. The euro was down 0.25% at $1.0834, having earlier reached $1.0811, the lowest since August 2. The yen weakened 0.07% against the greenback to 149.76 per dollar and earlier traded at 150.08, the weakest since August 1. Traders are now pricing in 44 basis points of additional cuts by year-end, or a less than 100% chance of a 25 basis point cut at both of the Fed’s next two meetings. They had previously seen a further 50 basis point cut as likely at one of these meetings. The euro meanwhile has dipped as traders price for more dovish ECB policy as the region faces a weak economic outlook, while Europe could also face tariffs under a Trump presidency. The Aussie was last up 0.36% versus the greenback at $0.669. Oil prices were broadly flat on Thursday as investors waited on developments in the Middle East, the release of official U.S. oil inventory data and details on China's stimulus plans. Brent crude futures were down 4 cents to $74.18 a barrel at 1309 GMT, while U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures were at $70.37 a barrel, down 2 cents.......
The US dollar weakened sharply against other major currencies after data showed that the US economy suffered a record contraction in Apr-Jun, while jobless claims rose in the week ended Saturday also rose.The US unit also extended its decline globally on Thursday after Trump raised the possibility of delaying presidential election in the US, scheduled for November.European Stocks ended lower on Thursday due to mounting concern over sluggish economic recovery and a possible second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic.Germany reported its worst decline in GDP since 1970, with the Eurozone’s largest economy shrinking 10.1% quarter-on-quarter in Apr-Jun.Corporate earnings were high on investors' agenda on Thursday.In the US, Most share indices ended lower on Wednesday following bleak economic data.Lack of progress in talks between Congressional Democrats, Republicans and the White House on a new coronavirus aid package also weighed on sentiment.Gold futures settled lower on Thursday after nine consecutive days of gains, with the bullion retreating from a record rally as traders booked some profit.......

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